Institutional Research: (IR) provides data analyses, reports, and services covering a wide range of topics, including accreditation, administrative space planning, campus population, enrollment, faculty workload, instructional space utilization, and the validation of space data in the FacilitiesLink system.

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Enrollment Annual 2011-12  Student headcount (Fall, Winter) and estimated yearly FTE  2010-11  Student headcount (FWS) and actual yearly FTE(prior year)  Cumulative 2001 - 2011  Budgeted Student FTE 1964 - 2011  3QA Headcount and FTE 1960 - 2011  Fall Quarter Headcounts Instruction Faculty Workload Table 1A - 2009-10 Instructional Workload (Excluding Summer)  Table 1A - 2009-10 Instructional Workload (Including Summer)  Faculty Workload Data Warehouse - secure website Utilization Fall 2010  Classroom and Class Lab Utilization  Fall 2009  Classroom and Class Lab Utilization  2001-11  Utilization Summary  Space Administrative Space 2009  Gensler Space Analysis Presentation 2004  Administrative Space Analysis Seat Charts for Larger Classrooms Including Walls Seats Only Classroom Details - ACMS Campus Space 2011 Space Reassignment Guidelines FacilitiesLink - secure website Analysis and Decision Support Accreditation (WASC) Fast Facts about UCSD - UC San Diego Campus Profile UC San Diego Campus Portrait - UC Office of the President UC Accountability Profile - UC Office of the President 2004-15 Fall Enrollments and Housing Capacity Economic Impact Parking and Transportation Population Wayfinding Campus Maps MapLink

Enrollment refers to students who have been admitted to the university, paid fees, and enrolled in classes. The two primary ways of counting enrolled students are counting individuals via headcount (HC) and counting the student workload through the amount of units via full-time equivalent (FTE). The FTE assumptions are 15 quarterly units per undergraduate (45 per year) and 12 quarterly units per graduate student (36 per year). The units measure weekly credit-hours and are recorded at the end of the third week of instruction. Instructional workload analysis focuses on student credit-hours (SCH). SCH may be examined from the perspective of faculty workload (the amount of student credit-hours an instructor teaches) and student workload (the amount of credit-hours a student attends class). Space at the University of California is measured in assignable square footage (ASF), the areas assigned to departments for their programmatic use. Almost all non-leased space is owned by the Regents of the University of California, and is examined for planning, administration, and analysis from a variety of perspectives such as occupancy, adequacy, research overhead, and operations and maintenance of plant budgeting. UC Institutional Research Resources UC San Diego Campus Academic Affairs Office of Graduate Studies Reports on Graduate Education Business Affairs DataLink - secure data warehouse access EmployeeLink - secure data warehouse access FinancialLink - secure data warehouse access Relocation Logistics Offices - Blink Laboratories - Blink Research Affairs Resource Management and Planning Naming Policy - UCSD PPM Temporary Buildings Policy - UCSD PPM Student Affairs Registrar Majors and Codes Third Week Enrollments - official registration reports Student Research and Information Office of the President Institutional Research Budget and Capital Resources Regents' and Capital Improvement Budgets FTE Enrollments from 1990-91 - actual, all campuses Corporate Data Warehouse - secure UC data warehouses: Contracts and Grants Equipment, Facilities, and Assets EFA Description: Systems and Processes Financials Personnel Students Other UC Resources Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System Statistical Summary Data (UC Students, Faculty, Staff) Systemwide Admissions and Workforce Data